How to Connect Borland C++ Compiler to MS Access Database and Orcale

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I have to create project in c++; therefore i need to connect database with oracle or ms access database.
please suggests step to connect any database through Borland c++ compiler.

Posted 20-Mar-14 18:39pm

parthdoshi

Updated 27-Jun-22 2:02am

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Homero Rivera 21-Mar-14 0:43am

You mean you want to browse the database in Borland?
Or do you simple want to create a connection in C++ in your program?

The_Inventor 22-Mar-14 23:34pm

Create a database variable in your code.

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Manikandan10 · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-18T02:24:00

Use SQLAPI++ which is a C++ library allowing you to connect your C++ application to a database file. I'm not quit sure whether it's the thing you are asking for. It supports Embarcadero C++ compiler which is the latest version of Borland C++. If it does not support old Borland C++, try using any other compiler such as GCC or Visual C++ compiler.